Sentence examples for remarks linked from inspiring English sources

A federal judge dismissed a filmmaker's defamation lawsuit against Senator John Kerry, Democrat of Massachusetts, saying remarks linked to Mr. Kerry's campaign in the heat of the 2004 presidential race amount to political opinions.

Johnson, in his remarks, linked them (and himself, of course) to the Social Security Act and its "illustrious place in history," and he carefully recited an "honor roll" of fifteen congressional leaders who contributed to the bill's passage.

"In terms of remarks linking the attacks to our policy, we object to Prince Alwaleed's remarks and find them highly inappropriate," the official said.

Governor Palin's remarks linking Obama to terrorism would seem to be much "dirtier" than anything we have heard from Obama and Biden.

When Maddow pressed Wildmon over the specific issue that prompted Fischer's firing, he reportedly pointed to the "Focal Point" radio show host's controversial remarks linking homosexuality to Adolf Hitler and Nazi Germany.

Howard Dean, left, the new Democratic National Committee chairman, called on the New York State Republican Party chairman yesterday to apologize or resign after making a remark linking Democrats to terrorism.

"This is what government censorship looks like," Teen Vogue columnist (and VICE contributor) Lauren Duca remarked, linking to the same article.

One such representative might visit the Liberty Baptist Church, whose pastor, the Rev. Jerry Falwell, has finally retreated from remarks that linked the destruction of the twin towers to God's displeasure with abortion and homosexuality.

There was speculation that the timing of the former Prime Minister's remarks was linked to the forthcoming Chilcot report into the Iraq war, which is believed to be close to publication, more than six years after Sir John Chilcot opened the inquiry.

The Mayor's remarks, which linked Mumia's case to the global fight for justice and racial equality, resonated with residents of Bobigny.

Bruce Pearl, the Tennessee men's coach, apologized for a joking remark that linked the rural home of one of his players to the Ku Klux Klan.